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We must recognise the critical importance of strong copyright law and fair remuneration, writes Christian ZimmermannArtists, illustrators and photographers have often led the way in embracing new technology. The concerns that creators such as Harry Woodgate have about AI programs (‘It’s the opposite of art’: why illustrators are furious about AI, 23 January) that “rely entirely on the pirated intellectual property of countless working artists, photographers, illustrators

Alphabet CEO says company well positioned in AI field, as analysts say ChatGPT has reached 100m usersGoogle is to make its chatbot technology available to the public in “the coming weeks and months” as it responds to the success of ChatGPT, a Microsoft-backed artificial intelligence chatbot that has become a global phenomenon after it was made available for free.Sundar Pichai, the chief executive of Google’s owner, Alphabet, said the use of AI had reached an “inflection p

We would like to speak to people from around the world who use ChatGPT for assistance at work, with creative projects, studies or just for funChatGPT, the artificial intelligence chatbot, has reached 100 million within two months of its launch, according to analysts.The chatbot uses text prompts to create content including essays, jokes, poetry and job applications. OpenAI, a private company backed by Microsoft, made it available to the public for free in late November. Continue reading...

Juan Manuel Padilla asked the AI tool how laws applied in case of autistic boy’s medical funding, while also using precedent to support his decisionA judge in Colombia has caused a stir by admitting he used the artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT when deciding whether an autistic child’s insurance should cover all of the costs of his medical treatment. He also used precedent from previous rulings to support his decision.Juan Manuel Padilla, a judge in the Caribbean city of Cartagena